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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

The Overland Route. the on.v line car
ring tha rited States Overland Mail
h add tiau 80 fne new system of check
hrx hazaaEs through ron ksslern points 20
tae Pacific q as vii c0mmencs ,anday
December & to run through sieepers 0n all
trans between Council b.1rfs. 0msha. san
Francisco sDd Los Angeles. Also between
Kansas city and OadHn on "rhe Overland
FLYER saving ons dag - al Cal fornia and
Cregon roir1s mssns the trne from the
Missouri RIVER 60 the Parfc Coast IN
ssventr-one 1rure egsnt PuI' man Pal
aes Car sepsrs ant mo.iern fay coaches
AZ aiso ran on az through trains
Fsnrr huuses are now unter he super-
~isis,n 81 tre t1uns1v sni mssls furnished
br ne Pseifc hotei Company srs ansur-
PASSED
In cempiisnce sith the wish ~ cur rat
rous along the tne. 1irat trains hetween
Omaha. Council 8lafs and Nsnsss city
have tesn changed to gay trzias hair
cars ". niII ru1 to Bpsfrce free of char-s
Third-eisss assseuxer- vishi0s 10 fska al
vantage ~ isr rates wf. sr ~ csr-ie,f On
regular through t-1fns rIuning free fsmiir
sserers For flrsaer inisrlnsfion address
y 81 fEsHsrs
General Fasssnger and rilxel Azsnt
onsba. Nss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
A LITTLE KIRMES
80 = egaI oa 80 o -.



rhsre - ~ sst-ae in ths sfa1s bnrziar
spid-r4iG Elrttr.iasr sslslfi41 .s stta 9c-
ing paid ~ lsls professor ID letfeiE
Fraak Hsaasssg rs-lssnt 81 Pa9 Pss
has llat oesl fsLesc4 81 ~ lf str-s.t
esee- Eora. Ine repas saa nlig --nfee
iset IslE
s1rs.ars eaFsst or slfe Ferta 81 se0ds
fom j W. Huate5s efas store 81 7e-a-
nae n IL -ip.csf drag tore Fas rsl-e fs1
g 80 casa ~ ssae Eaas
J4dee sanford 81 Green " scou fe-irs
froo 1saeh ff iss trelt C9arta ir sni-
Rad hslofasse aal sttisisctofy uru1 erse9
oi i5s y-a1s. lis Successor Is Oesfse
Coco
Ministers ieala d.sinclned 20 nzxs o. are
forssffll aoonr nlaElls marriage fsr-'us.
snd u ias7 doa aHe0t g. 51siae ess. legal
Drocsea.ags aiu &c iasliEglsi ~ Secretary
u SAFE.
Arnold sekr.hsr. fsrmer Egi1r Ia Lon
f8a iaRns ia b-fri-n eoHnfT. = trs osnsr
ofa lrsxs dos shich jumped uaoH aim,
4uHictlrE a romI eurf fracture sla .asioca-
Eon 0f fhe auE.s. Er. cchrezF VAR De lsi1
~ several sieass.
Dali 0lsiiis4 ls complained ~ al over
tae Stats ga aorolnt ~ tls seE os sleigh
ilx OllV ns aGdeF-44srs a.e 1appg a
flssn tlfis..Hss nlaxss a iAt ealfeA Faru.
s1d many Z. Aiel saa eaa2sferG - actually
growing ausey-
Byron Bgsl0E. Of Birmingham. Is six
fsrr 40 inches ieIi D. beshane b ssl5s
81 ieet si-.t iaeles. lomwg Jgri3r. six
feet fFo Inches. ana Emersol Bigeioa
sgsd Ia. ave ieet fea aud a-haii inches
Ia f-e-tf <o0d lor oas family oi boys.
pan II ea.stly on saot snen alumni an1
frlsuds of Alct-ss1 l--fsrsl.g to purchase
$4,000 lfrta cor u.Fsrsily BAL. Il success
ful 10 tnelr sndeagers -.s Ass. p suoscgi 0srs
VII name organ frie1e Memorial after
ths venerable and "a al1slc-lofilg professor Of
Latin.
The TEIEszsN- HEestD IS pleased % ae-
know edge tLe conf menfs VI Perry Camp
sons Of Veterans. If Lowell Ia the shape
OF q very fiesI invitation earl, 10 the boys
grand masquerade Christmas ball. 20 %
held a. Tfalns opera House. Lowell On
the evening ot Dec. -.
Muhken Is name Of newly plated village
II al.es north ct H0ytVliie. koxand town
nip. Eaton county. and on lane Of new
Grand k1plds orsnch Of Detroit. Lansing &
Northern Railroad. 10 viii cover. al pres
ent calculations. txenty acres. divided into
sevsn blocks. which contain I56 lots.
There viii oe ave streets.
Farmer L.esman. whose car. COW and pig
grew long and tkick coats Of hair from
drinking peculiar spring water near New
Richmond, Allegan county. has sold his
freaks % Chicago dime museum managers
Tor 81 BOO Hs IS 10 ship Two barrels OF
water Ter week for them 20 drink. HOl-
land City Aers has sent samples Of water 10
Michigan University and Smithsonian In
sJltute at NashiugtOn tor analysis.
At The recent meeting OF the National
Aerino sheep Register Association, AZ Jack
son. the following va passed: WHEREAs,
The Executive OF the Nation, Ia his recent
message 10 Congress, urges the necessity Of
placing EoOl on the tree ilst; 10 - hereby
Ess0lred That this Association - decid-
eoIV opposed 70 such leg sagiOn as fraught
vita incaicuiaole danger 60 the future of an
industry - the greatest Oeneht % the coun-
Try, and one Ia which SO many agricaliur-
ists are largely interested.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
Awfai sights in Branch Coanty's Poor
House.

AnMsFa
Dr Hsl G. WYman, OF Detroit, 10 his re-
p0rt 90 the State Bosrd Of Corrections and
Charities of visit % the Branch county
poor house. December ? states that he
f5rnl an old grey haired man. 81 insane
paugsr iu nos. dlthy apartments. Hs was
band1uHed. AMI on one part OF his body vas
81 awful sore caused ov his oeaung the
fssh w.th a cord. rs bad received NJ sur-i-
"a attention. a though tbs county provides
the house vita a doctor w1sn cal Ell. hiI
face and ears were reTo -lngiY bruised aua
swollen. a talkaugs pan -er. who Was -
A. the time. t1il tha doctor tbsl tnls poor
creature made the Nou1ds nV outn9g hIs
heal sssInst rhs wslIs. Dr. NFmzn iound
in snotner aparI msnt a woman m very
tseb.e hsaita 1ne AZ on c9t snt was
holdinz a dirty pillow i1 her srr1s when he
faw aer I'll. ~ sad tbst these creatures tear
~ thsir clothrxs hiuE 30 into tae vaults.
The a3cior orisgs4 ~ inmates removed -
more rletu sss~srs for tne piscs wnsr
tbev were con syesf reeksd sitA urdors from
uLd.euosea "a se~srs. ne Board. II vhicn
pr Wyman Il az stheient member, VII
fook further into fae case
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
We Are Now Ready
And Would Like to See You.

We have complete line of Presentation Goods
be found in the city and Prices lower than
at any Monroe-st. Crockery Store
Lamps speciality and we have immense
line of Hanging Lamps, Parlor Lamps Hall Lamps,
&c. beautiful Hanging Lamp, complete, with Il
in. shade, double burner and chimney only SI69 One
with prisms and decorated dome shade, double
burner and chimney. for $247. And the best Lamp at
SIS in the city.
We have Dinner Sets, Tea Sets Toilet Sets, Salad
Sets Ice Cream Sets Nut Bowls. Orange Bowls,
beautiful Vases and Bric-a -brac, &c, without limit.
Toilet bottles for covering large assortment beautiful
Dolls, Toys, Novelties, &c.
Discounts given to Sunday School classes and
Societies.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Choiee sxsst osaages a. Hsleh's. 25 cents
per dozsu-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

A isborsr On a construction train was
seriously burt BY ask. .sen-loot switch tie
b-inr thrown on hin from ths tram He
NAV Die Three engines ars az rurx on the
new -nad ana three mofe Fll ee employed
IN a Ts~ daes
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

crs.''.ii4s.i iFa''s a H-'eA's, IS ''n'' per
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Fet 20 9ns Hiss tas do.Ai4g sac - Leo
nar. = EEsr1 j. nos-l el-l<4 AL zsctis
see.lsa loT al. Tb- assoFtuleat = enormous
krices are ~ n0us - c0sApetli9zs- t2t<'
ia.tlzs sDe kzLla ilsi .lst lssGsd. lree ~ TIE
door. - zR1 81 A9lsoe e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Iaefe = nothinE o this ~orld ike Dsiag
fire. s,s1 g. every alas An1 i. is =
good sea g. - are 1saitss Hlea yo1 ctn
it Flu e1 81 sgx Ftlinx - yOe better
order yolr & - .4zs lsh saj ogstsFs Of +.
j Del -eaEra a. once. 80 - ID - aaeat u
f.e ru-1. rsels 49, usually carried ny a
lrst clsss ~ slsr an4 fish Aarxss = carried
= j. Det-eatnaier ft7 A0nr0e-sL
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
COMMERCIAL luggrEE.sIs.


Appis butter uioe< ska4 maple sFr42,
1lle cisxsr 4snsg 81 hztA1s
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

one pair " CLUB skstss gIven awsy free
wiih pcens caa of baking povtsE for %
cents. h5 AElnuT Asigs Co. aud ~
soula DiFis.1n-st.
Quantity lsaiLsd. better catch on quick.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Chescs ---r, sgsns= at HsssAs . So
sx 4 80.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

rhsre - ~ .si AZ in lhs -fsts burglar
suidsrlto ElrtaraasF sslslfi4l IS sta sc-
ing ssl1 ~ tsis r1fo1ass en 10 aetfllE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

The Pullman Palace Car Company are
now oGlding sleeping cars at the Detroit
works equipped with electro storage bat
teri.s.
The Detroit delegation Of Elks who at
tended tde Grand lodge m eeting at New
YORK returned home Yesterday saturated
sith sac belief that Golham Is the noess
clty snii the sntlered fraternity the best en-
tertainrrs 10 the euniVerse.-Frss Press. Ditto
Grand Rapids delegation.
81 presume" Tngsed Fanny Mills. the
big-l0oted Oli0 girl HnO IS nOw at Wonder
and. "thai / have cad more proposals OF
marisgs than any other living woman.
4 dgurud the number up saort time ago.
It Was something over three hundred, and
incressts on ar average OF Two proposals =
week rzht along Iri1,fe.
A committee of drivers and conductors
li the laty RAJ way company met AF. Hen
iris and ar Fry ysslsriay ard came 10 an
smIcaols agreement wAica disposed OF all
danger Of strike. The company officers
promised 90 modify the rule which makes a
regular uaa Nn0 fails % report for daty
en- une twice ia successl on toe last extra.
The CDla mittse xprssssd entire satisfaction
with this Arrangement and withirew.-
Irthsnlr
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Malsgs sni Cxllsas grapes. fresh i-Etucs,
cnolce celery sug ysksL4olss " al Kinds a.
H41ea's. ID 8 0nras-s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Ch oice saset cider. ohI0 hickory nuts'
Cape Cca cxannzffles a. hAle1s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

The lafges5 and most complete stock Of
caonsI al a0itsd goods a. Hatchs. and
fe1sl.af a. wholesale prices Call and DC
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04
A womAn's Despatch.

~, fuh8 UtOOV,
az want to send a message In a great
hurry"
The Western Union operator braccd him.
self for q rush" message.
ats to Chicago"
well, we have an open wire 10 Chicago"
Can you send it right away"
eyes, madam"
well, you see, Emma's baby's sick and
Charlie is away On a trip"
well, what shall | say, madam"
lyon see, | can't think just where he Is.
DO you know"
The operator had to admit that he did
not.
well, suppose you send IL 10 Chicago"
well, suppose you DO. Where Is hep''
"Have you got a Chicago directory hereY"
"Yes, ms'am," handing 1t TO her.
81 am afraid l have forgotten the I'D.
dress"
What business il he in?"
81 don't know; he makes q good living,
though. Don't you think a telegram ad-
dressed 10 Chicago would reach him?"
"rm afraid not"
well, then, I'll 40 home and find out
his address. Can you tell me the nearest
car that will take me homer"
mo, ma'am, cannot"
well, il seems queer 10 me that you
telegraph operators don't know anything"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04

YOU know what to do. Have / deserved
that you should temper justice with mer-
cy?" she went on, in lower ones. GIVE
me a few hours more TO myself. The earon
wants money! must get on with my
play"
She smiled vscantly, and initiated the
action of writing with her right hand as
she pronounced the last words. The ef-
fort of concentrating her weakened
mind on other and less familiar topics
than the constant want of money
in the baron's lifetime, and the
vague prospect of gain from the still I'M
finished play, had evidently exhausted her
poor reserves of strength. When her re-
quest had been granted she addressed no
expressions of gratitude to Agnes she only
said: "Feel no fear, miss, Of my attempt
ing to escape you. Where you are there L
must be till the end comes"
Her eyes wandered round the room with
a last weary and Supplied look. She re-
turned 10 her writing with slow and feeble
steps, like the stems Of an old woman.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04
CHAPTER XXH-

Having closed and secured the door on
Lady Montbarry's departure, Agnes put on
her dressing gown, and, turning to her
open boxes, began the business of unpack-
ing. In the hurry of making her toilet
for dinner she had taken the first dress
that lay uppermost in the trunk and had
thrown her travelling costume on the bed.
She now opened the doors Of the wardrobe
for the first time and began to hang her
dresses OF the hooks in the large compart-
ment on one side.
After q few minutes only of this occu-
patton she grew weary of it and decided on
leaving the trunks as they were until the
next morning. The oppressive south wind
which had blown throughout the day still
prevailed at night. The atmosphere ofthe
Her courage returned to her, stuug into
action by the natural sense of indignation
which the presence of the countess pro.
yokad-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04
Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO r. r.

Departure Of Trains nom wheeling F...
Exprsss Tor Chicago and the Eurthwes
q m, $50 p. m. n 10 90 p. m. daily, and nIIj
N. daily except Saturday.
kxpress for Cincinnati and ~ Louis, go,
daily, and lib p. NJ, daily except sSturtsy
Columbus m Cincinnati Express siS AL
Express icr washington, D. c.. R.iasnI
philadelphia and New York, saos m, and
EIpres trains arrive nom Chicago. go ~
go N - m. aed s:tS p. m. daily. and SaY
Express trains arrive nom 81 Louis and q,
cinnad, 500 q. m. and Gas \. m , daily.
Exprea trains arrive nom Phils oeiphiA NJ
more and Washington, ID. C., ioSa. IN. aud M
D.. m, daily.
For Columbus. ssoa .. m. daily. and lis. Il
daily except Saturday. and 2sS . N. dAiy 81
fmins arrive nom Columbus, 500 \ IN ,,,l
Gas p. IN. daily, and lo:so a. m. daily oIcss
For Pitubux and Washington. Pa. sm,.
daily except Sunday. Additional way ,rirr =
Warrington. Pa, $40 p m. daily eic,p "a
day.
and i2:t, ? m, and 6S m; daily sxCrP, s.
day. and il:ioP m, daily except saturday. .I
Trains arrive isem Washington, Pa. sw.,
For aouhdsvilIC, i2Os noon. daily e,Osp, su,.
day.
From N~oundsvills, iso y. m. daily erers
Sunday.
For Grafton, SIS p. m. From Granon, ..
q IN. daily exccpt Sunday.
For Cumberland, $50 q. m. From Cnuh,,
land. $50 p. m. daily except sunday.
For st. Clairpville, $50 q IN. and 200 n
and 6:t5 p. m daily except sunday. "
From st. ClRinvtllc, $40 q. m, and u A,
Gas p. m daily except Sunday.
Denwooi and Bellaire Accommodation. liz
p. m, Saturday night, returning arrive al lir
p. m.
Baggage called for and checked al bo,s, .s
residences on orders len al Ticket Once In
Market street, and ct Depot
e. X. LORD.
Gen. fAs. Agent
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04

saksp, he said. Some Of the people ont
side may have heard me-"
Henry moved mechanically to the door.
Even when he had his hand on the key,
ready to turn it in the lock In case Of ne.
~cessity, be still looked back at the appali'
ing object on the floor. There was no poo.
sibility of identifying those decayed and
distorted features with any living creature
whom he had ssen-and yet 10 Wa con.
scious of feeling . vague and awful douot
which shook him to the soul The ques-
tions which tortured the mind Of Agnes
were now his questions too. He
asked himself. ain whose Likeness
might I have recognized Il bsfore the do
cav set in? The likeness Of Ferrafif or
the likeness OPP He psused trembling,
as Agnes hsd paused trembling before
him. Agnes! The name, OF all women's
names, the dearest to him, was q terror to
him now! What wa he to say . her!
What might be the consequences II DO
her with the terrible TRUTH
No footsteps approached the door; no
voices were audible outside. The travel
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04
608 ACRES
4 Valuable Farm for Sale

A FARM OF co.. ACRES, HTuATED Oh ~
IA North Branch Of Hughes hVes, I'VE ~
northeast from the town Of Pennsboso "
B. 40. r. r.. Richie county. We! Wiz,
100 acres improved, 80 acres IN grn1, 0sk1gsI
grain. bat Will be sown 10 gran this ssSoa
ance good timber; 100 acres One bottors ls,s,[
acre. good uplandA Three hearing &n.xxT
small vineyard and other mail fruiu Isos.si
name dwelling house; good frame kirnsl,s
cellar under it; good well Of water o. thsSs~.s
Good frame stable, with large NOV Hf -
hay; raneries and Dxils for twelve bone =
'd0ubls' frame corn Glib, with uAxosZr
buoy house, scales. Q number Of tenant 49,
becc0 house, Three creeks Of lasting sssHsn
ming through the farm, bendes nunefo~ -
branches, springs and wellA Situated msf
nsighbofbood and on Q good rood, ocnte.ySs
70 SOM, s.eam mil, school and chufcpen -
= . vefy desrsble, q well - . ysiraosS.sS
II y Q splendid sock farm Ee e.thes -
eattie. and eaunoe BE- excellod t0f oEyA
u could b DIVIDED into two, three on - -
farms, With plenty Of god vstef on 80
i would b . sRlsndh ats 9 oo'0o'
four - N families. --
los further particulars call on ne unceniSta
estding on the farm), OF sddfe. bin ~"
Pennsboeo, Richie county. Y: Vs.
ep10ol.eQ0Q bi1Os-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04

ers were still occupied In their rooms At
the eastern end os the corridor.
la the brief interval that had passed the
manager had sufficiently recovered himself
to be able 10 think once more Of the fint
and foremost interest of his life-the inter
est of the hotel. He approached Henry
a~nxiously.
.If this frightful discovery becomes
known" he said, ''the closing Of the hotel
and the ruin of the company will be the
inevitable results. / feel sure that i can
trust your discretion, sir, so FAM"
''You eau certainly trust me-" Henry
answered. But surely discretion has its
limits" he added, latter such a discovery
rs we have made?'
FRO RE CONTINUED.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04

sunday trsins on z. 40. ~, IIive q Cnagc
ton 4 s;ioG :; N. w.iii1g ior {; r e, =
parties purchasing tickeh shsnld 81 b. ~
en via. The Ohio River Railroad ros insss
uon regarding the rates, rcutea &c, sodnM
y. J. kOBIE60T
General Passages AZ
PakenbuH, wa
yRkD. HUB11U,.
travelling Passenger A{eni
wheeling Wv
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04
A Strange Question.

who was the young man here last
night ?" asked a X street father Of his only
daughter.
why, papa, that was my accepted
lover"
"Your lover, child? Why, I never saw
him before! What does he dor"
"Do, papa2 Do?" sho replied in amaze.
ment. "He dosen't do anything; be has q
government position"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04
sCROFULOUs, ISHERIrEp.

And Contagious Humon. with Loss OF HAIR. and
Eruytons Of the Skin, are positively cured by
eura kesolyent internally, when al Other med.
icines fail. ~
Sold everywhere. Price. C~urIcusA. Soc: soAr.
nc; kEsoLyxsT. u. Prepsped By the PoTTIi
Dsgs 40 hEniGAL 20, Boston, nan.
pages, % ILLUSTRATIONS and 100 t~esffmouiala
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04

Wake up" she called out. "How dare
you come here? How did you get in? Leave
the loom or i will call for helpr'
She raised her voice at the last words.
1t produced no effect. Leaning further
over the bed she boldly took the countess
by the shoulder and shook her. Not even
this effort succeeded in rousirg the sleep
ing woman. She still lay back in the chair,
possessed by q torpor like the torpor Of
death-insensible to sound, insensible to
touch. Was she really sleeping? Or had
she tainted?
Agnes looked closer at her. She had
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04
INITIATED BLOOD
Serofulous, Inherited and C0nta.
gious Humors Cared
by Cutieura.

THROUGH the medium of one OF your books
i received through Mr.. Frank 7. wray, Drug.
gist, Apollo, Pa, I became acquainted with your
Cutlcura Remedies, and take this opportunity 70
testify 70 you that their use has permanently
cured me Of one Of the worst cases Of blood poi.
soning, I'm connection with crysipelas, that
have ever seen, and this amer having been pro
nounced incurable by some Of the best physicians
In cur county. ! take great pleasure In forward.
Ing 10 you this testimonial, unsolicited a. Il II BY
you, In order that sthers suffering from aimilar
maladies may be encouraged 10 give your Cnti.
euro Remedies a trial.
p. 8. W~HITIINGER. Leechburg, Pa.
Reference: Frank 7. Wray, Druggist, Apollo. Pa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04
". NJ, CLEMENTS, Manager s cI
VLEvELAND 4 pIrrsBURa / 4

Under schedule IN erect May a, lsr, kus
leave Bridgeport, Ohio. Central STANDARD Tns
For Pittsburgh and Cleveland, ti0 q m, IN
Vile, t:i2 =. m. Fer steubenyi vile. M q
FOR Martins Ferry. 6's .. m. Trains arrive I.
Bridgeport ~ 7:5s - m, io;S. q m. 2S p y,
liA N m b.lQ m n. mxi,
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0RATHTUL--OOMPoRTMe
EPPyS cOCOA.
q

rDy . thosu1sA knovisdss Of tse ~ =
which sDVssn the operstons Of - =
nutzitaca. asd ~ c,isfaIspplss:s'sSns 81
pruvidsd ON oroakfaa tables With -
favored beverage which msy srsw0
hessy doctouf bib. Il By TIE l1suDsscs -
q 1se s.seiss e DICT ,has : ssssSls, :
astis Sslsdis - sosiins s.Uuoa. ~ ~
nclFlhed 49, al a1rtn C -
s& ~lss1Nsr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04
DITTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST,
IOl1IR Rail ROAD 90

(Pnn Handle kouie) Under schciulr In cfs
May 2Jd, 1881 trains leave Wheeling. Ga
trail Standard Time: For stcuDcBylJe and IIGs
burgh, 6&s g M i2:sh p, NJ, az ?. m. 70
s~teubenville, sos y. M. Tho 6S q m. %.
sOB p. N. ta!us make direct oobncC'inu 10
Columbus, C.nc,Inati. indianapolis and Chiosa
Tho 1895 p. m. train makes direct cnnnctSR
for Columbus aud Chicago, Train ,f.TeG
wheeling NJ Sis A. NJ. 1918 = NJ, rs =. N. -
SOC u. M. nyi,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04
ULCERa.

James K. Richardson, Custom House, New Or.
leans, on oath says: ain 1870 scrofnlous ulcen
broke out on my body until I was Q mas OF cor.
mption. Everything known 70 the medical fac.
ulty was tried In vain / became u mere wreck,
could not turn in bed; was I'm constant pain, and
looked upen life ~ q curse. No relief or cure In
Ten years. In $50 ] heard OF the Cutiours Rome
dies, used them, and was perfectly cured"
sworn 70 tefore U. B. Com. J. ID. CRAwIoRp,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04
A Uomuanv Escs,e. su,t for Dsm,rs.

A Company Escapes Suit for Damage.
York Ago.
Old lady coming to York--"Conductor,
there amt going to be d collision, / hope"
Conductor-"I guess not" Old LADY,
want you TO be very keerful; I've got four
dozen eggs in this basket"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04
PAINS

pluPLEs. blackjack, chapped and OILY skin
I'LL prevented By CuricuHi ErpicIfrp 6os14
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04
RIVER RAlLhUAn.

Tiue table taking ege June Tlh ~,
PAsS,ngrr lfsins rt0 mn - &,l,o~s d-ntpi